For Zeke, A not with me any more S&W 66. Work done by Clark Custom Guns in Princeton La.....semi melt down, FO front and Cylinder&Slide rear sight, service action, bobbed hammer and chamfered charge holes.
S&W 64......started life as. 6" square butt. Chopped to 3", Round butted, semi melt down, FO front, chamfered charge holes, slab sided, radiused and polished trigger, bobbed hammer and custom laser etching.
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Very nice!
Excellent piece. Can't wait for the full report. Those parts just seem to meld together and I'm sure you will enjoy your new toy.
WOW! Thanks Mike those are "ultra" custom K Frames. Nice concept and excellent execution. Thanks again!!!!!
Two beautiful revolvers.
Very nice K-Frames you have there! Who did the work on the Model 64? TIA...
Thanks......Clark Custom Guns in Princeton La.......Clay is the Revolver mechanic and trained under Tommy Joe who worked on em for 35 years.......CYA Mike.........Tell em I sent ya it won't cost ya much more!Originally Posted by mikey357
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Did they modify the rear sight notch?
Whats your experience with the Cylinder and Slide Extreme Duty rear?
Comparison between the two?
I'll wager you a PF dollar™ 😎
The lunatics are running the asylum
UNK, Clark's did not modify the C&S fixed sight, they just mounted it on S&W 66 adjustable sight. I did not shoot it enough to get a real good idea about it defore I traded it off. Fix sighted, sight channel on frame, hold and function so good for me, it is what I prefer over adjustable sights replaced with fixed sights.......CYA Mike
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VERY nice stuff! Clarks has one of my 3" 65s right now for a trigger job, dovetailed in front sight, opened up rear sight, and a bead blast refinish. Hopefully I will get my hands on it next month!
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